DIFFERENT BUTTONS DO DIFFERENT THINGS 1 - Binary to decimal. Enter each character of the binary code from left to right, make sure that it is 8 characters long (e.g type 1111 as 00001111). 2 - Decimal to binary. Enter a number from 0 to 255 and it will be converted into an 8 character binary code. Does not work with any number above 255 3 - Required hosts + host bits needed. Enter a prefix number (how many bits are reserved for the network?) and you will be told the required hosts and how many host bits are needed. Not necessarily related to binary and decimal but it is still a time saver Scripted by me to help with my Cybersecurity assignments
Made entirely by me, besides the code to raise something to a power (10^ of log of x * y). It was taken from https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/70660/ and is posted by Paddle2See.
